Landscape Architecture Program
Date of this Version
August 2006
Abstract
Tension exists between the use of technology and human connection to nature. While architectural design begins in the imitation of nature and attempts to solve human/nature problems, its final forms too often have more to do with technology than with nature. So much so the natural conditions at building sites are too often ignored, minimized or trivialized, The culprit in all this is the human ego a master that must be served an becomes memorialized in built form.
Comments
This is a working paper and comments and criticsm are welcome. Email comments to rsutton1@unl.edu